Comments on: Trolling for Bass

By: What are the best spinners and lures for sea fishing

What are the best spinners and lures for sea fishing — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 01:17:48 +0000

[...] a boat, it depends if you are looking at wrecking – jelly/hook tail worms work well. Bassing – trolling rapala and casting a dexters wedge can provide good [...]

By: pete

pete — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 18:10:03 +0000

I own a colvic seaworker which I am just rigging out ready for the spring.

I like to try unusual fishing gear, my one lobster pot is an old steel mesh ferret cage a metere square rigges with a twelve inch plant pot as a top entrance.” it,ll never fish pete”

OH NO!.dont you believe it!.

I now want to fit the american type trolling booms ,20 feet each side of the wheel house, I want to catch sea bass I am advised it won’t work in North yorkshire, its too cold.

well I fish for pleasure now,I am more interested in making the gear that catches the fish, rather than catching too many for me to eat but i am starting from zero in this trolling venture so any advise would be good.I wouldnt sniff at a box of mackerel for the bait freezer

my fishing venue is between Whitby and Speeton nr Filey, 12 miles off been about my furthest range

pete

By: trout trolling

trout trolling — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 03:52:00 +0000

Trolling for bass sounds like a bit more fun then trolling for trout. I hope you toss out maps or suggested lakes to troll in. That would be a great asset to this site. Also do you have any suggestions for trolling for trout as well?

By: Fishing the Helford from a Dingy

Fishing the Helford from a Dingy — Fri, 31 Aug 2007 08:27:32 +0000

[...] set off and when we got to the main channel we started to troll. I used an expensive lure, on my luxury rod and multiplier worth a few quid! my friend had bought a [...]